Google I/O 2009 – Writing Real-Time Games for Android
Google I/O 2009 – Writing Real-Time Games for Android Chris Pruett Do vertex arrays keep you up at night? Do you have nightmares involving framerates and event loops? If so, this session might have the cure for your condition. Chris Pruett will discuss the game engine that he developed, using it as a case study to explain the common pitfalls and best practices for building graphics-intensive applications. You’ll learn how to properly pipeline game and rendering code, manage drawing surfaces, and incorporate 2D and 3D graphics cleanly. For presentation slides and all I/O sessions, please go to: code.google.com/events/io/sessions.html
Hey google Make youtube videos longer we know u have bandwidth problems but look there are thousands of youtube partners u guys make billions every day i mean WTF let us have at least 1 hour long videos
@kassem435 It sounds like a good speech, but damn he is speaking very (too) fast.
I understand, if he is not used to speaking, after a while it becomes hard, because there is no reaction from the crowd for some time. It can mean they are interested and listening, but he needs a reaction from them. Maybe to relax himself he shut put in a joke of some kind, so he can hear people laugh.
Anyways, he is young, I think he will learn. Everyone are nerveous the first times..
Outstanding video. ? Great breakdown on a good application of composite pattern in relating to games, sprinkled with some IoC and dependency injection. This guy knows what he’s doing. After porting hundreds of mobile games I’ve found that for the most part this type of design and approach is the exception to the rule, unfortunately.
@pliablemammal lol true! They can gladly have it. Plenty more where than came from. In ten years time, if Bing doesn’t beat em, comments like that will probably get people killed by a Google laser built into their laptop.
The dude is scary. Ultimate ‘pick me’ mentality with a head on his shoulders.
Generally all Google speakers are sympatic. Because they have so high knowledge.
BTW, it helps seeing it a second time. The subs are out of sync thgough, theyre not helping if english is not the native language.
@ytvoice1 i do agree if i was in his position i would have let some jokes out just to get a reaction
Hey google Make youtube videos longer we know u have bandwidth problems but look there are thousands of youtube partners u guys make billions every day i mean WTF let us have at least 1 hour long videos
@kassem435
but, he sounds sympathic
@kassem435 It sounds like a good speech, but damn he is speaking very (too) fast.
I understand, if he is not used to speaking, after a while it becomes hard, because there is no reaction from the crowd for some time. It can mean they are interested and listening, but he needs a reaction from them. Maybe to relax himself he shut put in a joke of some kind, so he can hear people laugh.
Anyways, he is young, I think he will learn. Everyone are nerveous the first times..
@avingard hahahaha, your comment to him made me laugh
Good talk, I think he just convinced me not to make games in Java.
@avingard um explain what you mean?
@kassem435 is annoying to read at, his to dumb
Awesome. Very useful insights and tips. Thanks!
@0rmick thanks I’ll look into it
@overtext Take any basic CS course and trust me, you will.
it’s annoying to listen at hes to nervous
Outstanding video. ? Great breakdown on a good application of composite pattern in relating to games, sprinkled with some IoC and dependency injection. This guy knows what he’s doing. After porting hundreds of mobile games I’ve found that for the most part this type of design and approach is the exception to the rule, unfortunately.
interesting…i wish i knew what he was talking about :-/
thanks for sharing
Freaking movies on Youtube…
is there a transcript somewhere?
The subs suck. I like all GoogleDevs vids. This is really helpful.
is it only for me or the sounds is quite low quality and quiet?
very good!
he says “um” a lot…
@pliablemammal lol true! They can gladly have it. Plenty more where than came from. In ten years time, if Bing doesn’t beat em, comments like that will probably get people killed by a Google laser built into their laptop.
lol they own your comment.